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Minutes 11 June 2020 – Via Zoom ROWINGTON PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF A PARISH COUNCIL MEETING HELD VIA ZOOM ON THURSDAY 11 JUNE 2020 Present Councillor I Henderson – Chairman Councillor J Coles Councillor M Daw Councillor D Lane Councillor D Weir Parish Clerk – Nicola Everall Warwick District Councillors – G Illingworth & R Hales County Councillor J Cooke No members of the public Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic – this meeting was held via Zoom 206. Apologies An apology for absence was received on behalf of Councillor B Sandford. 207. Declarations of Interest Declarations of Interest were received from Councillors M Daw & J Coles relating to item 212 below. 208. Minutes of the Meeting held on 14 May 2020 It was proposed by Councillor D Lane and seconded by Councillor D Weir that the minutes of the meeting held on 14 May 2020, having been previously circulated were agreed and will be signed as true record by the Chairman as soon as practicable. 209. Questions from Members of the Public There were no questions from members of the public. 210. Report from County Councillor – Councillor J Cooke The Clerk had previously circulated Councillor Cooke’s report, which is also appended to these minutes. 211. Report from District Councillors G Illingworth & R Hales The Clerk had previously circulated Councillor Illingworth’s report which is also appended to these minutes. Councillor R Hales confirmed that Rowington Village Hall had received a grant of £10,000. 212. Planning Matters a) The following planning matters were reported. Application Application Details Comments PC Decision WDC Decision Number required by W19/1746 Field at Haywood Lane and junction with Case Lane, Mousley 04/12/19 No objection End, Rowington Application for a new access track accessed of Haywood Lane, provision of temporary mobile proprietary cattle shed, feed store and farm equipment store, installation of post and rail fencing and field gate W20/0329 The Threshing Barn, Finwood Road, Rowington 27/04/20 No objection Refused Erection of a single storey extension to dwelling house and extension of existing garage to create a carport. Conversion of ground floor garage to gym W20/0388 Land Adjacent Kingswood Farm, Old Warwick Road, Lapworth 27/04/20 Object Erection of one detached dwelling and garage together with associated parking and landscaping W20/0392LB Middle Rookery Farm, Rookery Lane, Lowsonford 27/04/20 No objection Granted & 0391 Proposed demolition and construction of replacement ground floor dining room extension, alterations to existing ancillary accommodation, demolition and re-construction of flat roof portion of ancillary accommodation and revision to ground floor utility extension b) Applications Considered Application Application Details Comments PC Decision WDC Decision Number required by W20/0668 Old Beams, Lapworth Street, Bushwood 12/06/20 Object – as Erection of new dwelling and detached garage below The Parish Council objects to the application W20/0668. Old Beams is within the Lowsonford Conservation Area. It is in one of the most prominent parts of the village, directly opposite the Grade II listed Fleur de Lys public house. The proposed dwelling and garage are considered both too large and overbearing. Removal of ancient hedgerow and loss of habitat has already taken place without any permission. There is damage to the environment and a huge impact to the street vista. The houses in this location are characterised by being widely spaced and often have green spaces between them. There is no green space left at all around Old Beams now on either side. This application does not preserve the sense of open space, in such a rural location. It represents urbanisation and should be refused. Furthermore, the Parish Council has noted and supports the submission from WCC relating to the visual impact of the proposal on the character and setting of the Conservation Area, and the need to maintain views from the pub to the wider landscape beyond, which are important considerations. The cumulative effect of the increased footprint of the building, together with sunroom and detached garage, creates an 'overdeveloped' feel which is not in keeping with the general character of the village and does not maintain a visual gap through the site. The visual gap appears to have been reduced by more than half from the previous proposal due to the increase of built form. Regardless of the roof height or materials used, the additional built form still serves to close this gap. 213. Playing Field a) Outstanding Reports - None b) Future Inspection Dates – 21 June – Cllr M Daw & 5 July – Cllr B Sandford c) Maintenance - The Clerk did not report any matters relating to maintenance, but confirmed that the play equipment remained closed due to Covid 19. The Chairman was pleased to report the playing field was in good condition. 214. Reports from Village Halls Lowsonford Village Hall Councillor M Daw reported that the Village Hall is currently closed due to Covid 19 and the Trustees are to submit a grant application to the District Council. Councillor M Daw thanked Councillor R Hales for his support. Rowington Village Hall Councillor D Weir reported that the Village Hall is currently closed due to Covid 19 and the lack of income would not cover the continuing overhead costs. However, a grant of £10,000 had been received from Warwick District Council. 215. Highways, Footpaths & Transport The Clerk reported that Mr D Pickering of Lyons Farm, Rowington Green had carried out improvement works to the public footpath that led to Baddesley Clinton, to ensure a safe surface, which was previously difficult to negotiate in wet weather. The Clerk was asked to send the Parish Council’s thanks to Mr Pickering. Councillor D Lane raised concern regarding overgrown vegetation on the footpath adjacent to The Cumsey. The Clerk agreed to investigate whose responsibility it was to clear the area. The Chairman had spoken to the landowner regarding drainage ditches adjacent to the footpath of The Cumsey who said that further work to these ditches would be carried out later in the year. 1410 Councillor J Coles reported that an assessment had been carried out on the canal bridge (41) at Lowsonford and she had asked for a copy of that assessment. There was a 40-tonne weight restriction on the bridge and that was considered acceptable by the Canal & Rivers Trust, although there was no signage in place. Given the burst main in the central structure of bridge 41 during winter of 2019/20, the Parish Council wish to understand the assessment process and view the documentation relating to decisions about this structure. As it was considered that there may be safety implications for the community. 216. Meetings & Training Days Attended & Forthcoming Councillor M Daw was to join a training session led by WALC – Parish On-line. 217. Parish Activities There were none to report. 218. Correspondence Noted. 219. Finance a) Paid during the month: None b) To be paid: Clerks Salary £743.36 HMRC £75.75 AMW Lawncare £231.06 Rowington Village Hall Hire Fees £150.00 c) Received: None Resolved unanimously that the above items of finance be approved. 220. Annual Governance Statement Following a review of each of the items within the Annual Governance Statement, it was agreed unanimously that the Annual Governance Statement, would be signed by the Chairman and Clerk and submitted to the External Auditor. No objections were recorded. Proposed by Councillor M Daw and seconded by Councillor D Lane. 221. Accounting Statements Following the Clerks report and circulation of the Accounting Statements, it was agreed that the Statements would be signed by the Chairman and Clerk and submitted to the External Auditor. Proposed by Councillor D Lane and seconded by Councillor D Weir. Councillor D Lane asked the Clerk to ensure that the Auditors were aware that during the Covid -19 Epidemic, meetings had continued via Zoom and that practices have been put in place to ensure effective financial management was maintained. 222. Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Councillor D Weir had previously circulated details of proposed village entrance signage and it was agreed that the proposed should be forward to the CIL Team at the District Council to ensure that it met with CIL guidelines. Furthermore, a member of the public had asked the Clerk if the Parish Council would make consideration for a cycle/footpath from Rowington to Lapworth and the Clerk was asked to obtain further information for the next meeting. It was agreed that the Chairman would contact the WDC CIL Officer in order to ascertain whether or not, the proposed schemes were expected to be supported by WDC. 223. Rural Crime Initiative The Chairman was pleased to report that there had been a significant decrease in crime figures of late. 1411 224. Emergency Plan The Clerk and Councillor M Daw were progressing with the Emergency Plan. 225. Future Meeting Dates Thursday 9 July 2020 Via Zoom Thursday 13 August 2020 (Provisional) Thursday 10 September 2020 Lowsonford Village Hall or via Zoom 226. Items for the Next Agenda Whilst the Parish Council was unable to directly financially support individuals within the parish, it was agreed by all members that the Parish Council should look into ways of assisting persons via other organisations. The Chairman raised the issue of Covid-19 reporting and the lack of detailed information at Parish level. District and County Councillors present at the meeting, explained that this was a recognised problem at both District & County levels. There being no further business the meeting closed at 9.05pm. Signed…………………………………………………. Designation………………………………………. Date……………………………………………… 1412 Report from County Councillor J Cooke Democracy The Scheduled County Council meeting in May did not take place. The Council has started online democratic decision making using Microsoft Teams. I took part in the first online democratic decision making meeting when I “attended” the County Council Regulatory meeting last week.
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